Nestled in Kuah along Jalan Teluk Niaga, this vibrant sanctuary invites visitors into a lush, tropical haven teeming with over 2,500 animals representing 150+ species. Wander through landscaped gardens where colorful macaws, hornbills, and cockatoos flutter in expansive aviaries, while reptiles, mammals like raccoons and deer, and interactive animal encounters create a dynamic experience. The park emphasizes education and conservation, blending close-up wildlife interactions with insights into habitat preservation.

History

Established in 2002 as Langkawi Bird Paradise, the park initially focused on avian conservation. Over time, it expanded to include rescued and rehabilitated mammals and reptiles, rebranding as Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise. Today, it serves as a sanctuary for endangered species and a hub for breeding programs, reflecting Malaysia’s commitment to ecological stewardship.

Operation Hours

The park operates daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with last admissions at 5:00 PM. Timings for animal shows and feeding sessions vary; check their official website for daily schedules.

Directions from Dayang Bay Resort

Head southeast from the resort toward Kuah town via Jalan Pantai Kok, merging onto Jalan Teluk Yu. Follow signs for Jalan Teluk Niaga—a 25-minute drive (15 km) through scenic coastal roads. Taxis or ride-hailing apps offer convenient transport.

Admission is RM35 for adults and RM25 for children (3–12 years), with family packages (2 adults + 2 kids) priced at RM90. Highlights include the Walk-in Aviary, where birds land freely on visitors, and daily animal shows featuring parrot acrobatics and owl encounters. The park’s “Animal Cafeteria” lets guests feed lorikeets and deer, fostering hands-on learning. Proceeds support wildlife rehabilitation, making visits both enjoyable and impactful. Ideal for families, the park combines adventure with a meaningful connection to nature’s wonders.